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Here, bigtime. He is the best. There is at least one where you don't know who the killer is as well.
It rewrote the rules and Falk is an icon.
He basically knows who the killer is within minutes thanks to his 'copper's nose' and then spends his time trying to prove it.
I can (and have) watch them over and over. And when one pops up which I don't know (which is rare now) it is a real treat.
It rewrote the rules and Falk is an icon.
He basically knows who the killer is within minutes thanks to his 'copper's nose' and then spends his time trying to prove it.
I can (and have) watch them over and over. And when one pops up which I don't know (which is rare now) it is a real treat.
Im a columbo fan,
Just one more thing..
I even went to see the theatre show thing a couple of years ago, with dirt benedict (of a-team face fame) playing columbo. It was very very good.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/local/cornwall/hi/people_and...
Just one more thing..
I even went to see the theatre show thing a couple of years ago, with dirt benedict (of a-team face fame) playing columbo. It was very very good.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/local/cornwall/hi/people_and...
Pommygranite said:
If he was so good why did he never get promoted?...
this is the thing that annoyed me about columbo and quincy. they knew whodunnit almost immediately but their superiors were never convinced. you;d think with so many succesful convictions they'd just bloody listen! Kiltie said:
Weekend afternoon ... feeling a bit sorry for myself ... berocca ... big mug of tea ... curl up on sofa with big fleece blankie ... greyhound snuggled up at my back ... Columbo on the telly ...
... not ideal but about as good as it could be.
Cheers,
Eric
I know exactly what you mean, Columbo brings such a great sense of well being.... not ideal but about as good as it could be.
Cheers,
Eric

The 70s series are the best, IMHO, but the late 80s / 90s series are still great to watch.
Odie said:
Im a columbo fan,
Just one more thing..
I even went to see the theatre show thing a couple of years ago, with dirt benedict (of a-team face fame) playing columbo. It was very very good.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/local/cornwall/hi/people_and...
I saw this too Odie, at the Lowry in Manchester. Just one more thing..
I even went to see the theatre show thing a couple of years ago, with dirt benedict (of a-team face fame) playing columbo. It was very very good.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/local/cornwall/hi/people_and...
Thought it was superb.
I'm a big fan of the TV show, preferably the earlier ones. Some fanstastic guest appearances.
I always remember a great scene: (Columbo asks a politician to sign a photo for his wife who is a "big fan")
Politician: "sure, what's her name?"
Columbo: "...........Mrs Columbo!"
buggalugs said:
Did you ever actually see Mrs Columbo on the screen? I always thought maybe she'd passed away or something. I think it would kind of fit the character, he always seemed to have this faint air of tragedy about him.
She was alive. Never say her though. One episode they pretended she'd died to catch a murderer in another she was on a cruise with him but you never got to see her even though you thought you would!Gassing Station | TV, Film, Streaming & Radio | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff







